Hi, I have a Multi-lingual Microsoft Flow that is in 5 languages. I need to send the email response in the language of the user. Thanks for your help :)
Based on what you are trying to do, here's one approach that is easy to understand, use, and implement. Here I am simply using a switch action and inside each case (for the different languages), I have a set of actions that are related to the individual language and in this case, I have an email action specific for the language.
So envision that an end-user completes a Microsoft Form and based on the questions, you understand it to be a certain language. That's one example but it's pretty easy to determine which language the end user is using. Here's the flow framework, always glad to help! Tom
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To better assist you with your multi-lingual Microsoft Flow, could you provide a bit more detail on the following:
Language Identification: How do you determine the language spoken by the user?
Is this information stored somewhere, or do you need to detect it dynamically?
Trigger for the Process: What is the trigger for your flow? Are you replying to an email, or is there another event that initiates the process?
Language Storage: Is the language in which the email needs to be sent stored in a database or another system associated with the user?
Current Setup: If you already have part of the workflow set up, could you share what you have done so far? This will help provide more context and allow for more specific advice.
Providing these details will help us give you more accurate and useful guidance.
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